Paul Budde
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NBN progress moving at a snail's pace
The latest ACCC report has revealed a flattening of the residential broadband market in the December 2022 quarter. → Read More
Government unveils latest weapon against cybercrime
Prime Minister Albanese has announced plans for a new department within Home Affairs as a strategy against the growing threat of cybercrime. → Read More
Top researchers developing tech for the edge in battle
A research team is developing the next generation of autonomous sensors, technology that will keep military applications one step ahead. → Read More
Despite Coalition chaos, NBN Co is making progress
Australia's NBN company has reported an increase in revenue for the end of 2022, despite years of problems caused by the Coalition Government. → Read More
If you think you're smarter than your future phone, think again
Our current highly technically-dominated world is composed almost exclusively of technology, which needs radical rethinking and intentional direction if humanity is to flourish. → Read More
Hi-tech new is not enough, we must create a better future
Innovation needs to be cultural, economic and social as well as technological to address global issues, so businesses must start producing technology that has a → Read More
Problems are mounting as NBN Co struggles to stay competitive
Australia's NBN provider is facing tough times ahead, needing to provide better services at affordable prices in order to stay competitive. → Read More
The future of artificial intelligence — explained by a robot
While Paul Budde is an expert in the field of technology, this week he's letting artificial intelligence speak for itself to discuss the current state of AI. → Read More
Don't expect better-quality NBN anytime soon
A lack of technical innovations is causing a slump in the demand for better-quality broadband. → Read More
Six Cities: Smart people leading smart city innovation
A NSW region of six cities has joined together to accelerate economic growth and lead the way for smart city development in Australia. → Read More
Albanese Government hits the restart button on NBN
After a decade of inaction by the Coalition, Labor is set to put the NBN back on track. → Read More
Digital financial markets in danger of dilemmas
With digital currencies not reaching their potential, it's up to policymakers to implement a better strategy for a stronger digital financial market. → Read More
Better prices and services needed for NBN Co to stay competitive
Up against fierce competition, NBN Co needs to improve its quality and pricing structure in order to remain economically viable. → Read More
NBN Co's $31 billion write-off caused by Coalition catastrophe
NBN Co has had to write off tens of billions of dollars in an effort to lower prices and become more financially sustainable. → Read More
ACCC pledges better NBN deals and mobile competition
Australia's consumer watchdog has announced intentions to improve pricing and competition in the areas of mobile communication and broadband internet. → Read More
Elon Musk does something right and brings Starlink to all Australians
Elon Musk's Starlink satellite broadband service now covers our entire country and is delivering a reliable service. → Read More
The future will be powered wirelessly
The technology to achieve wireless power transfer is advancing, which could revolutionise everything from energy transmission to electric transport. → Read More
Video-on-demand services decline due to economic downturn
The high cost of living is taking a toll on the way we consume home video streaming services. → Read More
Federal Budget backs technology and I.T. investments
Despite a few disappointments, the 2022 Budget didn't forsake progressive technological developments. → Read More
The stats are in — Australians love their mobile phones
A report from Australia's leading media authority reveals how mobile phones have dominated telecommunication in our country. → Read More